What features are missing in EasyEDA that make you want to export a design done in EasyEDA to Eagle?

Hi
EasyEDA doesn't support to export EAGLE, can export to Altium

@andyfierman I think what would be nice about being able to export to eagle is that you can then export to fusion and make your mechanic design based on your pcb.

Yeah, Right now the only thing keeping me to use EasyEDA i that I can't export the files to Eagle. I need to design custom enclosures in Fusion and I need the PCB to do that.

@belleluze, @ResistanceRoom,

If this functionality is important to you, please +1 my Feature Request:

https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Export-EasyEDA-PCB-designs-into-a-2D-or-3D-CAD-package-3b542dd5bb6d458380f681f0db173d20

HI - I also wish to export to Eagle format.  Did anyone figure out a way to do this - or convert between formats?

@chris_0887,

Please see UserSupport's reply above.

Then use a free trial of Altium to export to Eagle:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/eagle-forum/importing-files-from-altium-designer-to-eagle/td-p/6827258

@andyfierman Using the free trial will only work until the trial is over. It seems kind of silly that they would be able to "import" the format, but not export it as well. *shrugs*

@ArcAiN6,

"Using the free trial will only work until the trial is over. "

Yes, I understand that.

EasyEDA is free and a pretty capable EDA tool suite.

Eagle is only free with limited functionality. The full functionality version of Eagle has to be paid for.

So it makes sense that people may want to move designs from a free but limited functionality package to a free but full functionality package.

"It seems kind of silly that they would be able to "import" the format, but not export it as well."

But why would anyone want to do that?

As I asked in my original reply in this topic and for which there has yet to be a reply: what features are missing in EasyEDA that might make people want to export a design done in EasyEDA to Eagle?

Another vote from me for EasyEDA>Eagle Export.
andyfierman,you ask in what Eagle is better than the EasyEDA. Few things:
1. Much better UI
2. "One button" "push" or "pull" design between Eagle and Fusion for working on 3D models that will be part of the entire design.
3.  Eagle isn't CPU and power hungry like EDA. Right now, I have both apps opened next to each other, both in idle state. I guess you can see a difference, right? On the graph all those green and red activities are coming from EasyEDA.

There is one, just one  but huge advantage EasyEDA has over Eagle - library. With no doubts EDA is the winner here by light years but still, managing the entire process of work around PCB is much more better in Eagle.